Catholic Education Plus

Celebrating over a century of scholarship and service at St. Raphael School in Pittsburgh's Morningside neighborhood.

Strengthening Catholic education, with Father Kris Stubna, board president of Pittsburgh-East Regional Catholic Elementary Schools, and Mike Freker, diocesan director of planned giving.

Welcoming college students into the Catholic Church, featuring Carlow University.

Revitalizing faith formation across the Diocese of Pittsburgh, with Judene Indovina, diocesan director of family ministry and faith formation.

A visit with Extra Mile Foundation schools St. Benedict the Moor in Pittsburgh's Hill District and Sister Thea Bowman Academy in Wilkinsburg.

East Catholic School in Forest Hills is reaching out to serve more families. Guests: principal David Barr and teacher Jackie Fazio.

How St. Joseph High School in Natrona Heights, PA, prepares students for college, life, and heaven. Guests: juniors Madalyn Mote and Tyler Fontana.

How the Catholic Church is connecting with young adults and helping them grow in the faith.

Central Catholic High School principal Brother Tony Baginski discusses how they are inspiring boys to become Men of Faith, Scholarship and Service.

St. Thomas More principal Joe Rosi describes how Catholic schools are embracing technology.

Christmas carols and conversation with student choirs from St. Patrick School in Canonsburg and Sacred Heart School in Shadyside, Pittsburgh.

Parents are joining with catechists to teach the faith to their children. Guests: Jason Gawaldo of Saints John and Paul Parish and Cindy Deschaine of Our Lady of Peace Parish

How Catholic schools have formed a future priest.

Young missionaries are bringing students at Slippery Rock University into a closer relationship with Jesus, supporting the campus ministry program.

Newly-merged Northside Catholic Assumption Academy welcomes new families and added support from the Extra Mile Education Foundation.

St. Gregory School in Zelienople is still thriving after more than a century of educating children.

Vocations: listening to God's call- Fr. Michael Ackerman, vocations director for the Diocese, explores the four vocations in life.

St. Anthony School Programs- teaching young people with intellectual or developmental disabilities how to live their lives to the fullest.

Kickoff of the 2018-19 academic year- Superintendent Michael Latusek and assistant superintendent Lillian Naccarati discuss the value of Catholic education and regionalization of elementary schools.

Diocesan Mission in Chimbote, Peru – Gretchen Roos and Deacon Tim Noca talk about serving the poorest of the poor in Peru, and how young people in the Diocese of Pittsburgh support the mission.

Parish Mission Trips to Appalachia – St. Mary of the Assumption Parish, Glenshaw. Coordinator Sue Ferguson and young adult leader Elizabeth Collins describe their work helping the people of Webster Springs, WV.

Father Tom Burke interviews St. Scholastica Parish youth minister Jamie Dillon and St. Ferdinand Parish volunteer Mike Stack about how they keep young people engaged and growing in their faith during the summer months.

St. Philip School alumni Maggie Leone and Chuckie Rakaczky describe how the ANGEL Way has helped to shape their young lives and future decisions.

The Notre Dame Vision Summer Conferences for high school students.

School Regionalization in North Hills – Eighth grader Bridget Lucas and teacher Jackie Mueller look back on their first year at the new Holy Cross Academy in Ross Township.